108 LADY RUSSELL STREET, Moncton, New Brunswick E1E0C2
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Price/Sqft$398/sqft
Est. Mortgage$2,315/mo
Tax Amount ()$5,150/yr
Days On Market7 days
Description
Welcome to this stunning and meticulously maintained 2-storey home nestled in Moncton North area, ideally located near schools, parks, shopping. From the moment you arrive, youll be impressed by the striking curb appeal. Inside, youll find a spacious, modern layout featuring wide trim, crown molding, stained walnut hardwood floors, and a custom staircase that exudes warmth and style. The main floor boasts a large living room complete with a cozy natural gas fireplace framed by a beautiful mantle. The chef-inspired kitchen is outfitted with rich walnut cabinetry, quartz countertops, a stylish center island, modern sink, ceramic backsplash, and stainless steel appliances. Patio doors off the dining area lead to a low-maintenance composite deckperfect for summer entertaining. A convenient 2PC bath and a side entrance to the garage complete the main level. Upstairs, youll find three generously sized bedrooms, including a bright and spacious primary with extended windows, along with a family-sized 4PC bathroom featuring a twin-tower vanity and full tub enclosure. The fully finished basement offers a large family room, a non-conforming bedroom, a 2PC bath with laundry area, and a separate storage room. Enjoy year-round comfort with a natural gas furnace and central air conditioning. This home is pristine, move-in ready, and available for a quick closing. Dont miss your opportunity to make it yoursbook your private viewing today! (id:39198)
Property Details
Interior
Features
Basement Floor
Storage
6'11'' x 9'2''Laundry room
2pc Bathroom
5'2'' x 12'0''Bedroom
8'11'' x 12'9''Property History

